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Word count: 688, Character count: 2,991 (Only 9 to spare, hehe, took quite a bit of cutting to get here.) Spoilers are just in case image with Drui Sana's account of the event doesn't show well. Hope y'all like it! Also, the end was a little crammed, I uh, forgot about completing the initial quest. Too tired and, uh, covered in those bites. Hard to think straight. "Johann, my friend!" I had taken the long journey from Ilhor to Altgard, under summons from the old scribe. "What has caused a scribe to give me summons?" "Dear Drui Sana, you elves age much too slow" he said, smiling warmly. "I am writing a book called 'The legends of Arinar', and needed an account of your heroism." I was stunned. I had only ever been a hero once. My achievement had been great, if I do say so myself, but I had not expected to be put in a book. I patted Johann's shoulder "Of course," and we headed inside to Johann's writing bench. Drui Sana, A Simple Healer Our next tale is of Drui Sana. He began as a young druid on beautiful Melvendil, land of elves. He progressed quickly from youth, becoming adept in the druidic arts of healing. When the The War Of Fragments broke out, he was enlisted a healer. He was sent to Langasard to study in the ways of human magic and herbology. Then, he was sent to Irselnort, in service to Senne Vir. Later, he became a prominent healer in the battles for territory. On occasion, he is known to have done far more than what his duties expected. If he had failed, many believe the war would have been lost. His account: